Its 1983. Dr. Andreas Marx steps off a plane clutching bottles of German biological medicines nobody in America has seen before. Hospitals and clinics run on conventional pharmaceuticals exclusively.

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Human Rights Watch welcomes the opportunity to offer input for the Special Rapporteur’s upcoming thematic report on curriculum, pedagogy and assessment at the service of the right to education. This ...

The series ends with an on-demand virtual event featuring expert guests exploring what AI adoptions are working, and why.

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Try an attitude shift that doesn’t force you to choose between setting strict reading goals and giving up altogether.

DEAR MISS MANNERS: A director at my place of work sent out a system-wide email inviting everyone to a baby shower for her daughter, who does not work here, never has, and no one here knows her, except ...